>>36855486He didn't say immediately he said the next day.
I still think this is dick way to communicate and a huge problem of society today.Instead of lodging a complaint, or alerting them through the proper channels, he calls them out publicly on twitter.
>Not confirmed he got food poisoning from them>Not confirmed his sickness is even food poisoning so we have to take his word>Not even confirmed he ate at a Nando's>No capacity for Nando's to respond or investigate prior to the accusation being made publicHe's potentially damaged the reputation of that branch and he knows Nando can't defend themselves because of the shitstorm they would receive. The wording is civil but he knows exactly what he's doing.
*Not saying he hasn't got food poisoning, just that this is a shitty way to complain that forces companies to cave and protect their public image in spite of what the truth may be.
